Overcoming Adversity

I placed a platter of cheese, fruit, crackers, and cream cheese on the table and she started eating, trying hard to conceal how hungry she is. I returned to sit where I was, knowing that in squirming around on the recliner, her short skirt had ridden up on her smooth, creamy thighs and a hint of black panties is apparent. Natalie is Russian Canadian from a wealthy Canadian family and estranged from her Russian husband. She is a former Miss World and a enterprising business woman. We talked for about an hour about her situation, her financial mess, and it is as bad as she said, and her family background.

" My family won't even talk to me any more because they feel like all I need them for is more money and it's been that way for awhile so I don't really blame them. I keep telling them it will get better but it's a lie and they all know it. My sister and brother are really successful but I don't exist in their world. Mom and dad are very wealthy both are very successful in business. They are tired of pretending they had any hopes or dreams for me." I sat for a few minutes, watching her nibble at the food that is on her plate and sip at the wine that is doing a good job of loosening her tongue. " Natalie, I can help you, and I'm willing to do that, but there are some conditions that you may find offensive or intrusive. You might want to discuss this with Trish and have her tell you about my quirks and requirements. I'll give you the money for your business venture tonight so that is no longer a problem."

" She wouldn't tell me much," she replied, " just that I had to trust you and believe in you." " That's true," I replied, " and the trust must be complete. That doesn't sound like much but it isn't as simple as it sounds. You have to be prepared to do whatever I tell you without argument. That doesn't mean you can't ask questions, only that the outcome must be the same in

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